A search box in the schedule toolbar that filters the same projects array the bars are drawn from, so the name column and the chart rows stay in lockstep. The project name covers customer and building ('24×32 Detached Garage — Aaron Reinford'), which is how builders actually look a job up.
Also called: search the schedule · filter projects · find a customer's job
- 1Typed text is lowercased and matched against project.name
- 2Filtering happens on the shared `projects` memo, not on the label column, so bars and labels never desynchronise
- 3The control sits in the toolbar, not the label column — a row added to that column would push project names down while their bars stayed put
Once a builder has thirty jobs live, finding one of them means scrolling past the other twenty-nine — and the job you want is always the one somebody is on the phone about right now. Typing a name hides every job that is not it.
- A busy board becomes unusable once a builder has dozens of live jobs
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